Georgia adopts hands free driving law starting July first
Georgia moves to ban holding a cellphone while driving under the Hands Free Georgia Act. The measure, aiming to reduce distracted driving, sets fines and allows speaker or Bluetooth use. Sponsors cite rising fatalities and higher auto insurance costs as drivers shift to safer behavior.
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Center for African American History opens late July
The Center for African American History Arts and Culture backs a late July public opening at the historic Institute built in 1882 by Reverend WR Coles. It preserves the building, houses a Middle Passage exhibit and rotating displays from private collectors and local museums, with an on-site restaurant planned for the upper floor.
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